It is different sensitivity depending on the light source. Under tungsten lighting it is 800, under ambient light it’s about 200. That’s what I been told anyhow. Keep it up!
David get a little Nikon FE. Your exposures at night will all be perfect. Tripod yes, but you won't need a cable release. Just active the self timer, which automatically raises the mirror on the FE before exposure begins and the long night exposures on the highly accurate FE's AE setting guarantees great exposures
Woahhh where you been bro!? Been a while! Nice to see you back and appreciate you still sharing the photos despite them not turning out as per your expectations... well my guess is its the camera's fault coz I remember when I was researching about this camera I had read that the light meter tends to underexpose the scenes at night. Also, its nice to see you trying out street photography!
Hey man! Yeah.. it’s been a while 😅 Long story short, I got a new job in Amsterdam as a filmmaker and I just wanted to take some time off before I jumped from one job to another. 😄 How you been doing? Huh.. I didn’t know that about this camera 👀 Thanks for sharing! 🙌🏼
So, do you think it’s worth setting the film iso in camera to maybe 400, or do you think you can still set it at 800 and stopping down a couple of f-stops should do the trick?
I had the same issues shooting CineStill 800T, really unfortunate regarding the price of this film stock. Also, whenever i used it on my point and shoot and took a picture with the flash, the photo turns out heavily blue :/ I guess I will only use it on planned shoots. Nevertheless, I really enjoyed your video and admire your dedication to filmmaking! You deserve way more viewers.
Thank you, I appreciate! 🥺 The pictures probably turned blue, because it’s 3200k film, so yeah, as you said, to make the best out of that film stock, you need to plan the shoot and adjust to tungsten light. It sure has a potential, but not like everyday film. 😄
It is different sensitivity depending on the light source. Under tungsten lighting it is 800, under ambient light it’s about 200. That’s what I been told anyhow. Keep it up!
Even with a 800 ISO Film you should expose longer in night so you need to Bring a tripod.
Definitely! I was just too optimistic to think that this would work without a tripod 😅
David get a little Nikon FE. Your exposures at night will all be perfect. Tripod yes, but you won't need a cable release. Just active the self timer, which automatically raises the mirror on the FE before exposure begins and the long night exposures on the highly accurate FE's AE setting guarantees great exposures
Woahhh where you been bro!? Been a while! Nice to see you back and appreciate you still sharing the photos despite them not turning out as per your expectations... well my guess is its the camera's fault coz I remember when I was researching about this camera I had read that the light meter tends to underexpose the scenes at night. Also, its nice to see you trying out street photography!
Hey man! Yeah.. it’s been a while 😅 Long story short, I got a new job in Amsterdam as a filmmaker and I just wanted to take some time off before I jumped from one job to another. 😄
How you been doing?
Huh.. I didn’t know that about this camera 👀 Thanks for sharing! 🙌🏼
@@DavidsKokainis I'm doin great bro, thanks for asking! And that's awesome that you're working on this new filmmaking project!
Have you figured out this film stock since making the video?
I heard to expose it at 500 iso and it will work out better
So, do you think it’s worth setting the film iso in camera to maybe 400, or do you think you can still set it at 800 and stopping down a couple of f-stops should do the trick?
Hey so in your kodak gold daytime shots, did you properly expose the shots or did you push or pull them?
Another great video bro!!
Thank you Matt! 🙌🏼🔥 How you doing?
I had the same issues shooting CineStill 800T, really unfortunate regarding the price of this film stock. Also, whenever i used it on my point and shoot and took a picture with the flash, the photo turns out heavily blue :/ I guess I will only use it on planned shoots. Nevertheless, I really enjoyed your video and admire your dedication to filmmaking! You deserve way more viewers.
Thank you, I appreciate! 🥺
The pictures probably turned blue, because it’s 3200k film, so yeah, as you said, to make the best out of that film stock, you need to plan the shoot and adjust to tungsten light. It sure has a potential, but not like everyday film. 😄
you should get a tungsten gel to put in front of your flash and then it won't be blue
Gooooold!